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1. (n.) connoisseur
a person esp. competent to pass critical judgments in an art or in matters of taste.
2. connoisseur
a discerning judge of the best in any field.
Etymology: (1705–15; < F; OF conoiseor=con(n)ois-, s. of conoistre to know, recognize)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) connoisseur, cognoscente
an expert able to appreciate a field; especially in the fine arts
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1. (noun) connoisseur
one well versed in any subject; a skillful or knowing person; a critical judge of any art, particulary of one of the fine arts
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Sense: an expert judge of eg art, music, wine etc
Let him choose the wine; – he's the connoisseur.
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 Afrikaans: connoisseur, fynproewer, |
 Arabic: خَبير، ذَوّاقَه |
 Bulgarian: познавач |
 Brazilian: entendido |
 Czech: znalec, fajnšmekr |
 German: der Kenner |
 Danish: kender; connaisseur |
 Greek: γνώστης, ειδικός |
 Spanish: entendido, conocedor |
 Estonian: asjatundja |
 Farsi: خبره؛ وارد |
 Finnish: tuntija |
 French: connaisseur/-euse |
 Hebrew: אֲנִין טַעַם |
 Hindi: गुणज्ञ, परीक्षक |
 Croatian: dobar poznavaoc, stručnja |
 Hungarian: műértő |
 Indonesian: penilai |
 Icelandic: sérfræðingur |
 Italian: conoscitore, intenditore |
 Japanese: 鑑定家 |
 Korean: 감정가, 권위자 |
 Lithuanian: žinovas |
 Latvian: pazinējs; lietpratējs |
 Malay: pakar dalam menilai |
 Dutch: kenner |
 Norwegian: kjenner, skjønner, feinsc |
 Polish: znawca |
 Persian: خبره؛ وارد |
 Pashto: ماهر، استاذ، متخصص |
 Portuguese: entendido |
 Romanian: cunoscător |
 Russian: знаток |
 Slovak: znalec, -kyňa |
 Slovenian: poznavalec |
 Serbian: poznavalac |
 Swedish: kännare, konnässör |
 Thai: ผู้เชี่ยวชาญ |
 Turkish: uzman, eksper |
 Taiwanese: 鑒賞家，內行 |
 Ukrainian: знавець; експерт |
 Urdu: صاحب ذوق، صاحب نظر |
 Vietnamese: người am hiểu |
 Chinese: 鉴赏家，内行 |
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